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Findings from the Frank copula procedure guided our decision to use the Clayton copula to constrain the dependence parameter to (0,∞).

CURARE then examines loops in a program to find those that are unconstrained or lightly constrained by dependences.

However, a single latitudinal magnetic profile as measured by the satellite crossing the magnetic equator above the EEJ system is not sufficient to uniquely constrain the altitude dependence of such a model.

Their urge for reform is most often constrained by a dependence on international creditors.

Dependences constrain the program's concurrent execution because, in general, two conflicting statements cannot execute in a different order without affecting the program's result.

This signal constrains the mass dependence of the "hydrostatic mass bias" afflicting X-ray-based galaxy cluster mass estimates, a key systematic in cluster-based cosmological constraints.

Surface areas from the stochastic model provide an independent method for constraining the depth dependence of irrigation coefficients used in 1D nonlocal models of bioirrigation.

There is concern that in the future the rapid expansion of aquaculture may be constrained by increasing dependence on low-value marine low value/trash fish and fish meal.

Photosynthesis is constrained by the temperature dependence of Rubisco carboxylation in the chloroplasts [9], whereas respiration is constrained by the temperature dependence of ATP synthesis in respiratory complexes [9], [13].

Western aid dependence is constraining even during election seasons, when rates of protest and repression are high relative to other times of year.

Mr. Morsi's past statements may still raise questions about how he would act in the future if Egypt were not constrained by its financial dependence, relative military weakness and a network of Western alliances.